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I heard it on the radio is a free State Library of Queensland showcase about the power of community radio and self-representation.

Brisbane born and based, Asha writes way beyond her years with songs characterised by distinctively silky vocals, and beautiful lyrical melodies expressing experiences of the heart and human observation.

Liam, Hunter, Reuben and Tex bring you their own blend of Rock, Classic Pop and Jazz. Their sounds may remind you of artists such as The Beatles and Jeff Buckley.

Multi-skilled and constantly multi-tasking, Bart Thrupp's folk/pop melodies always have a touch of something more.

Brooke Austen is a local songwriter creating contemporary folk that weaves the sound of the city into a small-town feel. Acoustic and warm, soothing but crisp.

Sam Hay is a independent singer/songwriter brought up on the Sunshine Coast. Playing the acoustic guitar, and foot drum accompanied with soft vocals, she creates upbeat original folk music and her own versions of well-known hits for all walks of life to enjoy.

With roots firmly embedded in Blues Funk and Reggae, Dillion James has re-birthed the Hammond Organ, enveloping the classic tone associated with an earlier era. He is a multi-instrumental-improviser with intense focus on more soulful offerings.

Grab a blanket, picnic basket and bring a group to enjoy an afternoon of Gigs and Picnics in the City.

Melbourne-based songwriter Toby Robinson's passion for roots and folk fires both his songwriting and his band’s intimate live performances. Filled with heart, honesty, and history, Tobias's music is sunshine for the soul.

Hailing from Brisbane, Sky Eater are a duo passionate about fun and quirky, energetic and soulful performances. Think ukuleles meet live-looping, vocals, sax, keys, clarinet, melodica and dubby delays, to take you on a journey through the worlds of reggae, soul and indie-pop.